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Building Microservices with Go
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Building Microservices with Go

by Nic Jackson
July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
358 pages
10h 54m
English
Packt Publishing
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No network

Removing your container from any network might in some instances be something you wish to do. Consider the situation where you have an application that only processes data stored in a file. Utilizing the principle of no trust, we may determine that the securest thing to do is to not connect it to any container and to only allow it to write to a volume that is mounted on the host. Attaching your container to the none network provides exactly this capability, and while the use case might be somewhat limited it is there, and it's nice to know about it.

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ISBN: 9781786468666